Gateway High School - Olympiad Yearbook (Aurora, CO)

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ei Fame Kathy Bullock Q Sports-lover, Kathy Bullock was a member of the Gateway varsity tennis, volleyball, and soccer teams. She was very active in Student Government, where she was the chairman of the committee Adopt A Grandparent . Maintaining a grade point average of 4.0, Kathy was a member of the National Honor Society in her sophomore, junior, and senior years. She was very active in class activities and was the class treasurer in her junior and senior years. Some of her favorite classes are accounting and eramics. In her spare time, when not working at Target, he liked to play the piano and embroider. Kathy belonged o many different clubs such as Varsity Club, Future Business Leaders of America, Mu Alpha Theta, and -Civitan. Her plans for the future include a double major of engineering and business before marriage. Kathy hopes to ttend Colorado State University or School of Mines after raduation. l Tom Roth On the run, Tom Fioth has quietly left his tracks in Gateway. Since Tom came to Gateway his sophomore year, he has been involved in Track and Cross Country. Whether in competition or just in spare time, running dominates most of his time and dedication. Tom runs an amazing seventy miles a week. During these competitive years in track, Tom lettered three times, placed 10th in the State Cross Country Meet his junior year and 6th in his senior year. He also went to the National Championship Track meet in New Jersey and placed 31st. Not only did Tom excel in athletics, but in academics also. He has been an active member of National Honor Society for three years, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Mu Alpha Theta Club, and Student Government. It is quite evident that Tom's individual motivation has been the key factor in his quiet, but apparent success. Senior Hall Of Fame 223

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Senior Hoi - Tim Drnec Tim Drnec, an involved drama student with a lot of get-up-and-go! His philosophy is Take chances, have fun. Be wild and crazy . . . it'll lengthen your life. He was kicked off stage his freshman year but bounced back participating in almost every presentation the next 3 years. Speaking specifically, he has been in 5 plays, 2 musicals, and we saw his stunt abilities throughout the past talent shows. He has also been a member of the Aurora Mime Troup. He is a member of PSI fProfessional Stunts, lnc.l and worked at World Electronics as a designer and odds-and-ends man. He's also worked on professional sets like Centennial and Every which Way but Loose. His future plans include becoming an electrical engineer and he hopes for a scholarship in dramatics. A goal of his is to play Romeo, but he wants to do alot in life not just being restricted to drama. Wrgldllw Jill Herberg Jill Herberg believes in a philosophy of getting involved in high school and community activities and doing what yoL think is right. She tried to achieve her main goal or promoting spirit and pride by being a cheerleader for foul years, captain both her freshman and senior years. Jill was involved in Student Government, class activities, NHS, and 3 years in Spanish Club, president hen senior year. During her high school years, to pay for can expenses, college, and clothes, Jill worked at numerous jobs. Jill learned how to budget-her time effectively arouno her activities in order to achieve a G.P.A. of about 3.86. Jil said being one of the princesses of the Aurora Relays an the '78 football victory over Cherry Creek would be a coupl of her memorable experiences. She would like to go to th University of Southern California to study psychology on science and eventually receive a Ph.D. T 222 Senior Hall Of Fame

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Are You Ready For The 80? e the class of 80 l We have seen a lot of action M! throughout our last years, drugs, Iran, victory and defeat. We've created a first in many things we have done. As freshmen, we participated more than any class before us, such as winning the trash contest. As sophomores, we took 2nd in state for track. As juniors, We Beat Creek and finally as seniors, well . . . we beat Boulder. Most of all we grew closer together as a class. Our biggest achievement would have to be our fabulous floats throughout the years. We managed to take the victory three out of four times. The preparation was always successful and was a big tradition at the Cunningham house. We were also the first to see and present disco dances to Gateway and in our junior year, Jill Herberg formed our first bon-fire. Our graduating class also made the best pep assemblies ever in their senior year. As for our social gatherings, we have created unique locations to rage and party. We've had athletes who participated all four years, such as Rod Dorsey and Misty Brennenstuhl, and the all time partiers like Glenn Campbell and Mike Harris, to name a few. The class of 80 also presented the Prom at the Hilton Hotel. Senior sponsor Miss Pohlman commented, The class of 1980 was the first class to really get up and go participate in these projects. We were also the first class to work toward the new graduation requirements of 21 credits . . . and we survived! The first in the RAGlNG ability, the first in the new decade, all points to our class being . . . class of 1980 111. 224 Seniors